they've solved a killing that shocked san carlos. i hope that your family will finally get the justice and closure. that you deserve. it happened at the devonshire little store in april, 1993 at about one in the afternoon, police found the owner zooming tanks suffering from a gunshot wound. the retired taiwanese air force officer died at the hospital. the shooter was described as a brunette woman in her twenties of an adult female seen leaving the store shortly after the shooting. detectives believe the shooting was the result of a robbery gone wrong. they saw the woman go up to the store looked right at him bac now authorities san mateo resident was arrested last week in oklahoma on suspicion of murder . mr tang was a husband, a father and a friend. who came to the united states to provide a better life for his family. this gentleman never never. did the

best thing. chang's son bought the store from the victim's widow. the year he was killed. he runs the store with his wife and their dog, buster posey. son still has newspaper clippings about the tragedy. he says he has many unanswered questions, including white tang, who spoke little english was killed because communication just mortar came here and maybe say hello. just like this. so i want to know about what happened quite as to whether justice will be served. son had this to say only knows it. god knows. investigators tell me this woman acted alone, but they would not talk about the evidence they have against her. now. she is awaiting extradition from oklahoma. but i've learned that san mateo county d, a has already charged her with murder , as well as robbery and the special circumstance of murder during a robbery. live in san carlos, henry lee ktvu fox to need and henry did authorities give any indication as to how they tracked her to oklahoma?

was it a dna match or possible tip? they wouldn't say what led to her, but they did have some simultaneous raids in sacramento as well as oklahoma, specifically washington county, but they're from both ways. they say that they developed evidence that definitely linked to this case. can really live in san carlos for us, henry. thank you an update now on a story. we brought you yesterday about a burglary at the oakland post and the nonprofit occur. the burglar ransacked the downtown oakland offices tuesday night. an audio recorder, cameras, checks, credit and debit cards were all stolen. to help the newspaper and nonprofit recover. blue shield of california is now donating $20,000 to the oakland post and $5000 to occur. blue shield says the oakland post is a vital part of the news ecosystem in oakland and the black community. it's sonoma county. one person was killed and another was injured in a double stabbing. the suspect was later found dead. the first stabbing happened on old kassandra road in greenville around nine pm. the victim died

at the hospital. and then about an hour later, a second stabbing happened on river lane. that person was taken to the hospital in grave condition. deputies say the suspect was later found dead of an apparent suicide. we now know the identity of the man killed in a deadly shooting near lafayette that we brought to you as breaking news yesterday, right here at five. contra costa county sheriff, detectives say 20 year old basil jelani of lafayette was killed during a confrontation with another driver. witnesses say two vehicles were speeding through the neighborhood. one of them cut off the other. and the drivers started arguing right there on taylor boulevard. now one driver then opened the door of the other vehicle, and that's when shots were fired. jelani was pronounced dead there at the scene. detectives have not released any information about a motive, and the shooter has not been arrested or even identified. children keeping them out of trouble. that is the idea behind governor gavin newsom plan of setting up so called mental health care courts in each of california's 58 counties by the controversial

proposal already getting pushback from homeless advocates and civil libertarians, ktvu tom baker was at the governor's north bay event. what the #### are we doing? about those that are struggling on the grounds of napa state hospital, california governor gavin newsom said new civil courts so called mental healthcare courts are necessary . we've been stuck, i'll be candid with you stuck for decades. in a stale debate. about whether or not we should reform a system that was designed in a world that no longer exists. the care courts would be able to order mandatory treatment for thousands of california's 40,000 mostly homeless people who are also severely mentally impaired or drug addicted as well as other people with debilitating psychosis. this is fully one quarter of california's on housed population. a public defender would be there to represent them. the idea get people into housing with

necessary treatment, medicine and rehabilitation in order to keep them out of trouble and out of jail. if those people decided not to cooperate, they would face potential prosecution for existing criminal charges being conservatorships longer or be psychiatrically committed for up to 24 months. all of this is designed to keep people from bouncing around california's widely scattered and chaotic patchwork of agencies. it's a recognition that if you continue to do what you've done, he'll only get what you got. it's a recognition that we need to do things differently. but civil rights and homeless advocates say it would violate the constitutional rights of such people. but newsom says new courts with new directives as well as proper patient screening , and public defenders can protect rights better than the current system. the criminal justice system where judges, public defenders see people over and over and over and over again . newsom has also proposed $2 billion to shutter psychotic

schizophrenic or otherwise mentally disabled patients. that's in addition to $12 billion for beds and shoulder already approved by the legislature, 33 1000 new units of housing and slots specifically for those struggling with severe mental illness and those that are struggling with substance abuse disorder. first responders or family members would also be able to refer such people to the court. tom baker, ktvu fox two news now to san jose, where a fire at a homeless camp sent thick black smoke billowing into the air near highway 87 this morning. that fire was first reported at 11 o'clock at west santa clara street and north almond in avenue right near highway 87 sanders. a firefighters say the fire was burning in a garbage can and other refuse. no one was injured . the fire was quickly contained. the cause is now under investigation. turning to developments in europe tonight. ukraine claims it has delivered a substantial blow to russia's

military. the country's defense ministry says its troops destroyed and sank. a russian warship west of mariupol. video shows a large fire right there in the area in ukraine's capital . emergency workers say they believe russian shelling is to blame for a large fire. putting on the outskirts of the city. that fire is concentrated right near a warehouse as foxes. alexis mcadams reports president biden and nato have a list of new ways to help ukraine. president biden says sanctions on russia are indefinite and nato stands united president biden kicked off his high stakes visit to europe, with this photo op posing alongside nato leaders in brussels on thursday. the president got right to business , attending emergency summits with members of nato and the european union. all members agreed to further support ukraine and their defense against russian forces. we will invest $320 million to bolster democratic resilience and defend

human rights in ukraine and neighboring countries. the biden administration also imposed new sanctions on russia thursday. these sanctions will target more than 400, russian elites and politicians with close ties to russian president vladimir putin , president biden and members of nato also warning russia will pay a hefty price. if they resort to chemical warfare in ukraine, it will be a blatant violation of international law. and um uh, it will have wide spread consequences this as a humanitarian crisis in ukraine gets worse by the day millions of people have fled overwhelming countries along nato's eastern flank. the white house now says they will allow as many as 100,000 refugees fleeing ukraine. to enter the us and we'll explore a number of legal pathways to streamline that process. this is an international responsibility. the united states is the leader . the white house promised ukraine another $1 billion in

humanitarian aid in brussels, alexis mcadams fox news. my children all gave me a trip for my 70th birthday, and that's why i've been brought to this. and i'm thrilled. march madness has tipped off in san francisco coming up we take you live to the sweet 16 and the fan fest now underway. you'll need a booster. you won't need a booster. just some people need it. well, it depends on what type it got. there's a lot of news confusing coming out daily on who needs a covid booster coming up a little bit later. we try to clear it all up for you. that's me inside of the truck spinning around. and that i that i survived tornado picks up and tosses a pickup onto its side. inside the vehicle is 16 year old driver after the break, he describes those terrifying moments down in texas. we're setting up for the bay area weekend. almost there. tomorrow's friday. we've got some rain and part part part of the weekend as well as that fog

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that's me. and then i could have probably not been here. but thank god i am riley. leone still can't believe that's him in the video that me inside of the truck. spinning around. and that i that i survived that this video of riley has gained the attention of people from across the country, watching him being tossed around by strong tornado winds before the truck miraculously whips back on its wheels, and he drives off a scary experiences, especially for a 16 year old boy. everybody thinks i'm an adult, but in reality, i'm a minor. 16 year old. they're still goes to school. he says. that day he was on his way back from a job interview at a water burger in elgin only 10 minutes away from his home when he encountered the dangerous weather right when i was going to take the u turn, that's when the tornado company and then lift up my truck lifted up and tossed around on its side. my truck? yes, god. thrown like paper around. he made it out with only a few scratches on

his arm. the experience scared him so bad. he didn't tell any of his family exactly what happened to avoid worrying them. but they knew instantly once they saw the truck on the viral video. i can't imagine him being in there and coming out with only scratches on him. el ville leon martinez still can't believe her son made it out alive. she says she warned her son not to go out to the job interview because of the dangerous weather. regardless of it all. she's just thankful that he's here with her. now give thanks to god that he protected him all this time, riley admits he learned a lot from this experience. if there's going to stay home, no matter no matter what, how important thing is to you. stay home their life your life matters more. and although he's still shaken up from it, he plans to move past it grateful i'm here and great for god to give me another chance, because better things were going to come in the future. never do never let small things bring it down.

that's the right attitude there . that was the boundaries reporting the tornado damage we see in louisiana this week only complicates matters for communities that were already working to bounce back from hurricane ida. just okay? now we're going to have another thing. it's just something else is all the all hurricanes and that this is the freaking aging, you know. coming up in our next half hour. see how volunteers are moving in to help tornado victims cope with another disaster. already we got the fog back in here. the record high temperatures are a thing of the past. the fog is really pushing in through the gate right now. a few minutes ago. you can see salesforce building what you can right there. you see right at the top of the salesforce building. just peeking through if you look real hard, so we got plenty of fog at the coast. that fog is going to hang out the next couple of days, and then we get some changes coming our way as we head into the weekend. that means more clouds a chance of a scattered shower on sunday

afternoon, mainly late in the day and into monday warm storm. most of the rain right now, let's say it's going to fall out from santa cruz south, which is a drag for us, but it's something that will help. so there's the live camera shot. you can see the fog now on the satellite image. this is a visible satellite, so it's not infrared measuring temperature. it's actually from the satellite, and it's not like a snapshot picture like you might take with a camera, so it's visible. it's just visible light , and you can see where the fog is. you can see where it is not northstar west side of santa cruz. not too bad in terms of fog, but you can see the fog in along ocean beach in san francisco, you can see the fog pretty much in half moon bay around princeton around moss landing, and then you see that finger of fog. pushing across through the golden gate bridge into the east bay. that's an indication we're going to see more widespread fog again tomorrow. so what's it all mean? spring but it's a classic spring weather pattern with micro climates and playschool coast fifties mild around the base sixties low seventies in inland

we saw some mid seventies and even upper seventies so cooler than yesterday by about two degrees. so here's the model and we're kind of got our fingers crossed for that rain event on saturday sunday into monday, so we'll kick forward here all the way to saturday. there it is. see it kind of right there. kind of sitting offshore. that system kicks in somewhere around sunday evening, and then you see the yellows, really, mainly central based south down towards monterey, and then into the mountains. the secondary wave goes through down by big sur. and that's in the front monday afternoon. so is it a big event ? no is it something? yes, and at this point, something something it's better than nothing. when i come back, we're going to take a look at specific timing on that weather system will get into the forecast highs for tomorrow. we'll plan on the weekend because part of the weekend like i say, saturday sunday, you know, one of those days will be better in the other. obviously saturday, we're looking at temperatures that you can expect. see you back here. all right. sounds good, bill. thank you. you don't necessarily

need to take in games to get caught up in that march. madness hype. no way. ktvu christian captain live for us tonight, right outside the chase center where a fan fest is underway. i've heard nothing but good times about this christian yes, that's right. gonzaga arkansas. that match underway right now. we are in half time, waiting for the third quarter to get underway. the atmosphere out here is fans were waiting to go inside. mike, absolutely electric. chase center home of the warriors, is hosting college hoops biggest show as gonzaga and arkansas face off and duke takes on texas tech in the sweet 16, the first time chase center has hosted ncaa action. let's go home, max, hours before tip off , fans flooded into the area around chase center, these college buddies rejoining to root on the number one ranked zags. we went to gonzaga. we all went to gonzaga a year or two ago. yeah college girls, right? so we have seattle, portland and then i'm east bay and livermore. i jumped on a plane this morning left my job took a call, and i'm

here. but arkansas is looking to play the spoiler. this father and son razorback duo traveling from either end of the country, hoping for an upset. i'm pulling for the razorbacks live in arkansas. my son was raised in arkansas. now he's living in idaho. and he called me up, said hey, if they win, i'll drive down from idaho to san francisco. and once you meet me out there, and we'll have a good time, so that's what we're doing, duke fans say after beating gonzaga earlier this year, they're hoping for a duke gonzaga rematch in the elite eight. oh, definitely, and then he's going to the final four in new orleans. and we want to see duke there too, or so i'm hoping duke will be there. my daughter is joining me. she's a huge fan as well and have another daughter in wisconsin. that's a huge duke fan. texas tech fans gave pelphrey and his mom, karen traveled from texas and don't plan on going home until after the red raiders are headed to the final four. i love texas tech. i kind of get out of control. sometimes i have to leave and go calm down and then go back to yes, she's not alone

. a lot of very excited fans. you can see some fans here having a seat thinned out a little bit because we are at halftime right now, so people usually has an opportunity to grab some food or something to drink or something like that. but a lot of folks still very excited about the game here. the winners of the games will face off saturday in the elite. eight now, if you don't score a seat, obviously, you can come on down here. we've been showing you that the game is over here on the big board again. we're waiting for the third quarter to begin a lot of excitement out here. one final note. now we did talk. with san francisco police and we have seen police officers around chase center and around the area here. they said that they have uniformed and plainclothes officers here in the crowd just to make sure everybody has fun time. but also a safe time. we're live. at chase center in san francisco. christian captain ktvu fox. two news. diehard fans loving their college basketball. right, christian. thank you. the fire broke out in the stands at mile high stadium in denver this afternoon. take a look at these photos, according to empower

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could curb transgender rights. one bill would ban transgender girls from playing on girls' sports teams. supporters argue that the ban would ensure that transgender athletes do not have an unfair advantage in sports critics, though say the bill is discriminatory against trans students who just want to participate in sports. arizona state lawmakers also passed a bill today that would prohibit irreversible gender reassignment surgery for minors. republican

governor, doug ducey has not said whether he'll sign that bill. the state lawmakers in arizona today also took action on legislation restricting abortion rights. that's right. the legislature approved a bill that would ban a woman from getting an abortion after 15 weeks of pregnancy. democrats universally opposed the measure . arizona now joins a growing list of republican led states to pass aggressive anti abortion legislation. governor doug ducey is expected to sign the bill. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell announced that he will vote against confirming judge could tangie brown jackson to the united states supreme court. mcconnell's opposition, not unexpected, and as foxes madeline rivera reports. this comes after four days of historic confirmation hearings in washington, d c. on the last day of judge brown jackson's confirmation hearing, the senate judiciary committee listened to her supporters. reviewers described her integrity as beyond reproach. impeccable and of the highest caliber and

opposers. judge jackson's now infamous law review article gives me no assurance that she would give voice to the voiceless victims of sex crimes . jackson's record of sentences for child sex abusers has been a point of contention for republicans calling into question whether she will secure any of their votes. senator lindsey graham, one of three republicans who joined democrats to confirm her last year for her current role as a d c circuit court of appeals judge is now skeptical of her background. after two days. i am now more convinced than ever that i understand why demand justice and every radical left wing group chose her as their primary candidate. yeah, democrats feel jackson's confirmation seems virtually assured, even if she's approved along party lines. some of the attacks on this judge were unfair. unrelenting and beneath the dignity of the united states senate. they're accusing some republicans in the committee who have presidential aspirations of using the hearing as an audition for 2024. you

have some that are looking to run for higher office, some that just played to a political base. it was the questions that were important to them, and not the answers. the committee may not vote on jackson's nomination until april 4th with the final confirmation by the full senate , potentially taking place on april 8th and washington mala rivera fox news. but i need help with setting them up with medical care. we're going to need help with understanding where their children sit in schooling and how to help all those different things. welcome welcoming ukrainian refugees to debate area goes beyond offering housing coming up see how local groups are getting ready to help people fleeing war torn ukraine , starting new life to covid vaccine makers want to make it possible for you? to get another boosters shot. but do you really need one? we'll get a doctor's take on the issue, and a judge considers whether a filmmaker can be compelled to testify in scott peterson's push for a new

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bay area. aid groups are already preparing for an influx of ukrainian refugees. ktvu rubin reports from san mateo county, where officials are committed to helping leonid prison. jack his wife and three children fled ukraine with a single suitcase. first, they went to romania, then to mexico and ultimately to california. it's a long journey, but i'm here. and i'm thanking god that i'm here. the journey made possible by paul charney. not only did he welcome the prison he acts into his auburn home, he actually drove to the mexican border to pick them up. when i entered the american soil , american land and there's a booth. you can enter the with the second. i have five refugees from ukraine. this is just the beginning. the biden administration announced plans to welcome 100,000 ukrainian refugees to the u. s and that has left bay area nonprofits like the ukrainian american coordinating council, scrambling to prepare or assuming we're going to need help with housing that i need help with setting them up with medical care, we're

going to need help with understanding where their children sit in schooling and how to help all those different things. nova ukraine, another nonprofit has a refugee task force. they've been working with law firms to arrange pro bono legal services, and they've established a partnership with airbnb to help with temporary housing. however they say most of the people they've helped so far have either overstayed tourist visas or come to the bay area because they have relatives here. these are the people who had travel documents before from before the war and getting travel documents now in europe. the i heard that the sign up in some of the consults of ukraine is for august. san mateo county isn't sure how many total refugees might end up here. but county supervisors passed a resolution this week committing to help those who do they hope to focus on everything from food to mental health services. you have to put your money where your mouth is, and so you have to stand up and you have to say, look, we're going to welcome

these refugees and we're going to do it here in san mateo county, and there's still a lot more preparation to be done. organizations are looking for volunteers money. and people willing to open their homes as needed in san mateo county, and ruben ktvu, fox two news. and you can always stay on top of developments in ukraine just head over to the ktvu news app or our website. we do have an entire section dedicated to the conflict right there at ktvu .com. as covid cases continue to drop. will people be lining up for 1/4 dose? ktvu south? the reporter jesse gary has a look at the pros and cons of the ongoing debate over a second covid booster shot. mew after two covid shots and a booster now drug makers pfizer and moderna seek government authorization for 1/4 reaction from a pandemic. we republic is mixed. i just think that they're just pushing on too many boosters on us. in my opinion, i have nothing against it were getting vaccinated. regardless,

so it just comes down to if you think it's gonna help on your end? honestly i already have the booster. why do you need 1/4 1? you know like everyone. it's not talking about covid. now everybody has their mass down and so i don't really see a need , experts say declining vaccine effectiveness could make the fourth time the true charm. moderna is emergency use authorization would cover people. 65 older fighters seeks blanket coverage. clearly if you're immuno compromised your old you may want that fourth booster and it may be necessary. but i think the jury's still out a little bit on how effective that fourth booster is from the time and the cost experts debate if the benefits of 1/4 dose producing marginal enhancement is really needed. even with the emergence of various variants such as omicron b a to a usually have never boosted anyone to prevent mild infections. well we will determine in the future for who needs forth. even more doses are your susceptibility to severe breakthrough infections.

others point to the push to maximize profits. as another force behind drugmakers plans drug companies as a matter of course, continue to explore all opportunities for the benefit of any drug that they have. the fda is set to hold a meeting in just under two weeks to listen to the two proposals if one or both accepted that the next step is to get to cdcs stamp of approval. that could come as soon as the end of april in san jose, jesse gary ktvu fox two news. moderna's covid vaccine could be available for young children as soon as this summer. the company says it will likely ask regulators to authorize to low dose shots for children under six years old. there are about 18 million children under five in the us, and they're the only age group not yet eligible for the vaccine. advisors also working on authorization for its vaccine for kids as young as six months old fighter vaccine is currently available to kids for kids as young as five years old , new figures show tens of thousands of people opted to

leave san francisco and surrounding cities during the first full year of the pandemic, census bureau data released today. shows the san francisco metro area saw a loss of more than 116,000 residents. it was among the top u. s metro areas with the largest population losses. new york did see the biggest exodus. then came los angeles and then san francisco. figures show sunbelt metro destinations like dallas, phoenix in houston had the biggest population gains. convicted murderer scott peterson was back inside a redwood city courtroom today as his attorneys continue their case for a new trial. the case is over whether peterson got a fair trial in 2000 and four or if there was juror misconduct. today's proceedings centered on if a documentary filmmaker can be compelled to testify regarding former juror rachelle nice. peterson's defense team, says nice lied on her juror questionnaire and was biased against peterson. the jury convicted him of murdering his wife, lacey and their unborn son 20 years ago. tomorrow is

expected to be the last day of hearings. the judge will have up to 90 days to decide if peterson gets a retrial or not. house speaker nancy pelosi was in san francisco today attending a women's history month roundtable. this event celebrated the reauthorization of the violence against women act that grants continued resources to domestic violence victims across the country. the original act was passed back in 1994 and was co authored by then senator joe biden this new bipartisan act funds several programs for women who have experienced violence. it also creates a dedicated program for lgbtq violence survivors. i just want you to know how important the role was of our president. in this violence against wilhelm important it is to him that it's strong that it's funded and that it is implemented in a way that brings us a future without violence. another additional part of this new act gives native american tribal courts

the authority to try people who are non tribal for rape and sexual assault. we are following some breaking details into our newsroom sky foxes live overhead of a large police presence in the city of oakland. this scene is happening at 82nd and bancroft, where we're told that a little after 4 10 this afternoon, there were reports of shots fired. this is an east oakland police have gone to that area. no reports on whether or not there are other street closures, but we do know that officers arrived and found one person suffering from an apparent gunshot wound. no other information is being released at this time. no word on any suspects as well. we're going to keep following this and have sky foxx overhead. as soon as we get some more information to our newsroom will, of course, bring it to you. but this is happening at 82nd in bancroft. in east oakland. thanks, mr wilson. i think it very much if it wasn't for him. i wouldn't be able to go to work for two or three days. so i'm so happy. how long would you wait in line for a

free tank of gas coming up? see how drivers in chicago lined up for a shot at some relief at the gas pump, and farmers say they're getting hit especially hard by those soaring fuel prices. but despite the high prices find out why some of them are stocking up on fuel that hope will last them for months, and we'll take you live to louisiana for a look at how volunteers h

large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written a ballot proposal to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless, but read the fine print. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us.

in south louisiana. you really get a sense of how that twister changed the landscape of one city, the city of araby, which is about seven miles east of new orleans, was already in the middle of trying to bounce back from hurricane ida. when that tornado hit that's right foxes, joy addison joins us live from arab volunteers have arrived to help those who have lost everything, joy. good evening to you. hi mike and cristina. good evening. it's been a tough

couple of days here, but i have really seen this community come together to help support people whose homes were just obliterated by that tornado, like the one here behind me, and i've also seen people from out of town come in to help. and those volunteers say that this experience was just eye opening. i like the free train. and i noticed no free trains passing by an area. at that time. they just told my wife i said he was going we're going to get hit. the damage is extensive from this trailer stuck in a tree to homes blown completely off of their foundation and after suffering from hurricanes katrina in 2000 and five and ida just seven months ago, this week's tornado is a new challenge for the area. just okay. now we're going to have another thing. it's just something else is all the all hurricanes. and that this is. the freaking aging, you know. fortunately groups are assembled

and ready to assist like this one from chicago, who was in new orleans for spring break, but decided to stay in this community. we were in a cooking class learning how to make jumble idea when the sirens went off, and so we sheltered in place in the bathroom. volunteers helping out today say they have come to learn that for those living in new orleans, they deal with a constant threat of dangerous storms. in chicago . we don't go through these storms, but i think it's really important to bring it home and let others know what it's like, because i would not have understood as deeply as i do if i wasn't here. and the most. the most recent data shows that this tornado had rent winds. excuse me that reached up to 160 mph that makes it the strongest tornado on record to come through this area in air b, louisiana joy addison ktvu fox tuning. it is nice to see strangers helping these individuals out there joy any

idea when it comes to power and basic necessities, food water. how long that will take to be restored there in arabic. yeah so i have seen a lot of volunteers and groups out here bringing food and water to people who who don't have kitchens to cook in in terms of power. it still has not been restored to this area. i have seen crews out here working, but we're going on maybe about 48 hours with no power, so hopefully they'll get it back soon. strength of the community hopefully will pull them together. their joy. thank you for that report. the house investigating the january 6th capital ride, has said a vote for next week the committee sent to consider contempt of congress charges for two aides of former president donald trump. it will meet monday to discuss whether to recommend referring for potential prosecution. trump's former trade advisor peter navarro and dan scavino, the one time chief of staff for communications, former president donald trump today filed a federal lawsuit accusing hillary clinton, the democratic national committee and others of

conspiring to vilify him as a republican presidential candidate. and crippling his campaign. the lawsuit alleges clinton and the dnc fabricated a link between the trump campaign and russia, and it says that triggered in unfounded federal investigation as well as a media frenzy. the lawsuit includes claims that have been to bunked . it also seeks a jury trial and compensatory damages of more than $24 million. some people think outer space will make it possible for you to stop saying can you hear me now? during your phone calls coming up, we'll tell you how a space cellphone network would work and drivers forming long lines for free gas. that's right. free gas coming up the driving force behind this giveaway. in temperatures on the mild side after those records of a couple of days ago. father is back at the coast. how does that play into the weekend plus the chances for some rain on

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going up? and you know my husband is barely. you know, we're barely meeting ends meet and everything. and with the help of the gas, it helps a lot. thanks mr wilson. i think it very much if it wasn't for him. i wouldn't be able to go to work for two or three days. so i'm so happy. some people in illinois waited in line for hours here so that they could get free gas and they insist it was worth it. in the suburbs of chicago, a businessman has set aside a million dollars for people to get up to $50 each in free gas and drivers are lining up at 48 hour participating stations to fill their tanks. businessman and former mayor, oriole candidate willie wilson is the one picking up the tab here. the gas will be given away until that million dollars is spent. it's been my order. to be able to, uh, to do this. we started last week. and my good fan. i can't point and i was talking

and so we saw that situation out here with people needed money to get to work. they needed money to get gas to get there. get to the daycare center. last week, wilson gave away $200,000 in gas , and that giveaway caused massive gridlock. so wilson worked with local officials in an effort to keep traffic to a minimum. that's why it's spread out at 48 different locations. triple a reports that the cost of gas is close to $5 a gallon in the chicago metro area is rising fuel prices are hitting farmers hard as well as they try to fill up those tractors, foxes. austin westfall is in lattice, south carolina, where a farm is handing over all kinds of cash. so far this season, betty allen farms says that they have spent tens of thousands of dollars more on fuel than there used to say these are the most expensive fuel prices they can remember. it went from 2 70 a gallon of four 70 a gallon. and just over three months, a couple

million corn stocks will stand in this field. but right now it's planting season. this is corn season. we're planting 28,001 tractor preps the soil. another places, the seeds and a sprayer kills winter weeds. the fleet requires 20,000 gallons of fuel per year. that's about $2 times, $60,000. extra farmer keith allen says the spiking costs will eventually affect consumers because as the cost of farming goes up, the cost of groceries will likely follow production costs across their entire bottom line are rising and have been rising for the last few years. the american farm bureau federation says farm production costs are likely to increase 6% in 2022. which follows a 12% increase in 2021, fertilizer, seeds and chemical prices are also contributing to the increase but a possible saving grace for farmers like allen is the rising price of corn today that commodity prices

have really have risen enough to cover that increase. we hope and allen's case, he says corn prices are up because of droughts in brazil and argentina. that makes his crops more valuable, at least for the moment prices going to fluctuate very dependent lee on supply and demand, allen says. right now, corn goes for around 7 50 per bushel just six months ago, it was closer to $5. he says he should be okay as long as prices don't dip before harvest time. commodity process don't stay in size they are we won't be able to farm next year. now even if fuel prices were to get cheaper soon, allen says it's too late to help him. he's already bought all the fuel that he's going to need through the fall. that means that these high prices are locked in for him. in latter. south carolina oscar westfall ktvu, fox two news. already there. now, if you had a nice day, it was beautiful. just like yesterday. we had that fog on the coast. let's look at that long range model like we do every night, hoping for rain. thinking it's comment. looks like someone's saturday night

starts to tee up and then you see that swirl right so there sunday morning sunday afternoon late afternoon rain, probably in the early evening. hopefully that's that secondary blob behind it. so that swing south that's the drag. that would have been some strong. potential for us, but it moves down into the center barbara area hangs out mainly central. i mean kickoff. kirkwood south to mammoth are going to get probably the most precept from this. so this is not a real north. california centric storm. it's got a lot of play in the central and south central coast. so we're going to get rained pretty good a little bit, but i don't see a half inch anymore, you know, maybe in santa cruz mountains, but but for us, maybe 10 through a quarter. still something helps it with the concerns for fires. obviously temperatures are about where they were last night. this time, maybe a degree cooler or two overnight lows on the mild side, even noticing that and boy i'll tell you when it hits. you know when we hit the terminal or the vernal equinox. i mean it just it's spring, man. i mean,

it feels like it outside when that coastal fog returns. temperatures are on the mild side. it's really i mean, we didn't have a heck of a winner. anyway we had that much of a winner at all. but we are really in the spring down, man. i'm telling you, you can feel you can see it on the trees, right. you see how the blossoms out there the weather systems. also, what happens is as the days get longer the energy the charge from the jet stream. which brings us the weather systems goes to the north, further north and weekends. suggestions weakening and so these storms are weakening every day that we go into spring towards heading towards summer. so you knew that but just reiterating that we can get rain, but the storms tend to be not near as prolific, certainly is what we saw in october and november. there's the high pressure. it's kind of a funny spot. that's why you know it's going to be a little unsettled as the clouds moving that hide been sitting offshore, protecting us from any clouds. but now the highest right over us, the fog is able to form

because of the high the high drifts south enough that this system gets to come in as we head into saturday night sunday , you'll notice the clouds and then into monday and tuesday is when you'll notice the rain tomorrow. clouds foggy in the morning, patchy fog into berkeley and oakland data mine in san francisco. not in the mid seventies, like it was a couple of days ago, but in the low sixties, and there's that fog again, it's there. it's there. and boy it does feel like spring . when you see that fog out there we are taking a look at the forecast highs for tomorrow, and you're going to see that they're basically in the sixties and seventies sixties around the bay seventies and the warmest inland spots. and then the five day forecast. hopefully we'll get more on sunday and monday, but right now it just looks like passing showers. i'll see you back here at six. all right, bill. thank you. california community college officials are considering new state rules to better collect information on key issues like enrollment in recent semesters. california community college system has failed to fully report enrollment at its colleges. the

problem was highlighted and came to life following the onset of the pandemic. when community colleges in our state and nationwide saw double digit enrollment losses. now the state chancellor's office wants the board of governors to force local colleges to respond. a new state rule would require colleges to respond within 10 days when the chancellor's office asks for enrollment data or other information. some people say they believe space will make it possible for us no longer do you need a cell phone tower nearby, coming up plans begin to take shape for a space based cell phone network. and coming up. it's six remembering madeleine albright were speaking live with bay area congresswoman jackie speier about her lasting legacy and influence on women running for public office. plus an uber ride gone horribly wrong . why a driver shot one of her . why a driver shot one of her passengers during a trip. care coalition, it's so good to see you all! alright! let's brainstorm. any ideas for new members? i'd like to nominate alaska airlines. this neck pillow i'm dating says great things!

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sumatran tiger. leanne officials say her health had been recently declining. she did die yesterday . leanne had lived at the zoo for more than 15 years and was the matriarch of the zoo's sumatran tiger breeding program. she was a favorite of the staff because of her willingness to participate in conditioning exercises. but do visitors also loved her too? because they could get a pretty good look at her sleeping on her heated walk rock right by the viewing window. well, you may not have known his name, but you did see his work. stephen will light. the inventor of gifts, has died . he was working at compuserve back in 1987. when he invented the gift. he won a webby lifetime achievement award for his invention. will heights wife says he died from covid earlier this month. it was 74 years old.

not being able to get a signal on your cell phone may be a thing of the past chunks is evan brown shows us what could be the future of self service space phones. don't you just hate having no bars on your phone? you bought that five g compliance smartphone. you're all charged, but no signal. what if you didn't need a cell tower ? what if you could pick up a signal off a satellite using a standard cellphone, texas based istea space mobile says their technology is helping to solve a big problem delivering satellite phone service. to your existing cellphone. they've just signed a multi launch agreement with the elon musk run company spacex to put their satellites in orbit. and once they're up more people in more places. we'll have cell phone service. and while that might make things less frustrating for us as we drive through the middle of nowhere, the company also hopes it could help close the gap in cellular coverage in remote parts of the

planet. now, it doesn't mean you need to ditch your network and sign up for a new service. esti space mobile is working to partner with existing cellular companies. to augment the service. you already enjoy. the agreement with spacex will run through 2024 includes the launch of sdh networks first satellite called bluebird one. in miami. evan brown fox news. this is ktvu fox two news at six. now at six, a controversial proposal aimed at getting mentally ill californians off the street and into health care programs. governor newsom says the idea is to quote keep them out of trouble. good evening. i'm cristina rendon mike mibach governor, newsom was in the bay area to detail his cared courts proposal and as ktvu tom baker reports. it's already getting pushback from some homeless advocates. what the #### are we doing? about those that are struggling on the grounds of napa state hospital, california governor gavin newsom said new

civil courts so called mental healthcare courts are necessary . we've been stuck, i'll be candid with you stuck for decades. in a stale debate. about whether or not we should reform a system that was designed in a world that no longer exists. the care courts would be able to order mandatory treatment for thousands of california's 40,000 mostly homeless people who are also severely mentally impaired or drug addicted as well as other people with debilitating psychosis. this is fully one quarter of california's on housed population. a public defender would be there to represent them. the idea get people into housing with necessary treatment, medicine and rehabilitation in order to keep them out of trouble and out of jail. if those people decided not to cooperate, they would face potential prosecution for existing criminal charges being conservatorships longer